Flip and Grow Rich | Can It Really Happen?

Investors are snapping up the growing number of foreclosed home on the market. With more options to choose from, those who flip and grow rich for a living are finding a gold mine of opportunities. With over 200,000 foreclosures projected for the month of March, the real estate market continues its downward spiral into an abyss for home owners and sellers. Banks are not in the real estate business, and this is a key advantage in this market. Even homeowners who can't pay their mortgage are buying their homes from the bank at a discount. How can you flip and grow rich from a foreclosure? Flipping foreclosures can be easy when buyers often see a 30-50% discount on the price of the home. However, sometimes a little fixing up is in order. For example, many foreclosed homes suffer from incomplete remodels, many have torn apart kitchens, gutted bathrooms, and in some cases are unlivable. For those not afraid to buy, fix, and flip. These homes, can be gems! Don't expect to make money o...

Armando and his beautiful wife Veronica Montelongo, stars of the hit TV series Flip This House talk about their online product which helps you learn to Flip and Grow Rich with Real Estate. Related Posts The Truth about Flipping Real Estate Email from Armando Montelongo on his Real Estate Course to Flip and Grow Rich Armondo Montelongo Flip and Grow Rich Book "Flip and Grow Rich" Course by Armondo "Flip this house" Montelongo

Looking to make money in Real Estate, want to Flip Houses and Grow Rich? Be sure to do your research before you leap. Here's an economics presentation at Humboldt State University. Take a look at special guest lecturer Dr. Christopher Thornberg of Beacon Economics as he discusses the housing bubble and its impact on California Real Estate. Real Estate Bubbles and California's Economic Growth, Part 1 Real Estate Bubbles and California's Economic Growth, Part 2 Real Estate Bubbles and California's Economic Growth, Part 3

Where are the Best Places to Flip and Grow Rich in America? In part 1 of our new series, we'll look at this question a few different ways and research ideal locations in the U.S. for flipping real estate. We'll examine some basic assumptions, flip scenarios, actual sales in top U.S. cities and perform some paper analysis of the flip potential. In the end, we should have a good list of cities with high potential for the next great flip. A flip can vary by several factors including the person doing the flip, investment potential of the property, and the local market. So before we begin, we need to establish these basic assumptions and criteria. Applying this analysis to your own market or location simply means adjusting the assumptions to match your own. Personal Ability: How Many Houses Can We Flip? First things first, we need to assume some flipping ability. Not superhuman ability, just the average flipper. Let's assume this is a part time job, and we will be flipping a min...